Re: command? and script? predicates
Lassi Kortela 20 Apr 2020 07:48 UTC
The Python idiom:
if __name__ == "__main__":
...
is most naturally written as:
(when (command-name)
...)
If we added a `command?` predicate, that would be:
(when (command?)
...)
However, it's probably better to use an explicit main procedure anyway.
IMHO that Python idiom is a hack.
I left `main` concerns out of this SRFI for now. Feel free to suggest
that they should be in scope.